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US Pre-market: BYD EU sales surge 165% as Tesla shares slide

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January pickup truck sales hit 5-year high, with BYD's market share rising rapidly.

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China Galaxy Securities: Optimization of auto trade-in policy lifts average purchase price, consumption expected to recover in March.

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Deutsche Bank Predicts BYD Sales Rebound in 2026 Driven by Megawatt Flash Charging

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HK Market Close: BYD shares dip to HK$98.35, overshadowing strong European sales data

Thailand car production rises 10.53% in January on rising domestic sales and EVs

BYD begins large-scale deployment of megawatt-level flash charging piles, supporting '1 second for 2 km' charging speed.

EU Commission considers minimum price system to replace tariffs on Chinese EVs

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New US tariffs take effect on Feb 24 with exemptions for critical minerals.

BYD Sees 175% Increase in EU New Car Registrations in January

Production version of BYD Denza Z electric sports car spotted without camouflage.

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The article discusses three stocks that could potentially turn a $100,000 investment into $1 million over a decade. The first is Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing (TSMC), a leading chip manufacturer with strong growth prospects due to the demand for AI data centers. The second is ServiceNow, a workflow automation platform that is expected to grow despite recent market challenges. Lastly, BYD Company, a major player in electric vehicles and lithium battery manufacturing, is highlighted for its growth in Europe and advancements in battery technology. Investors are encouraged to consider these stocks for long-term gains.

- The article discusses three investment prospects that could significantly increase in value over the next decade.  
- Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing is a leading chipmaker with strong sales growth expectations, while ServiceNow is expected to remain resilient despite fluctuations in the AI sector.  
- Lastly, BYD Company, despite facing market share challenges in China, is poised for growth due to its strong position in the electric vehicle battery market.

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BYD's new car registrations in Europe surged 165% in January, reaching 18,242 units, surpassing Tesla's 8,075 units. BYD's market share increased from 0.7% to 1.9%, while Tesla's share fell from 1.0% to 0.8%. This trend highlights BYD's strong growth in the European market, contrasting with Tesla's declining performance. Despite a general decline in overall vehicle registrations in the EU, battery electric vehicles (BEVs) gained market share, indicating a positive shift towards electrification. BYD's robust growth continues, while Tesla struggles to maintain its position.

- BYD's new car registrations in Europe reached 18,242 units in January 2026, while Tesla reported 8,075 units, signifying a stark contrast in their market performance.  
- BYD's market share surged to 1.9%, up from 0.7% a year prior, whereas Tesla's dropped to 0.8% from 1.0%.  
- This trend reflects BYD's continued growth in the EV market, with a significant increase in European registrations and Tesla's ongoing decline.

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Tesla's stock (TSLA) dropped in pre-market trading as new data revealed a 17% decline in its EU vehicle registrations year-over-year, while Chinese competitor BYD's registrations surged by 165%. This decline adds pressure on Tesla, which lost its title as the world's top all-electric car seller to BYD in 2025, with its market share in Europe falling to a multi-year low of 1.4%.

- Tesla's shares declined in pre-market trading due to a 17% drop in new vehicle registrations within the EU.  
- In contrast, Chinese competitor BYD experienced a 165% increase in vehicle registrations, overtaking Tesla as the top all-electric car seller in 2025.  
- Additionally, Tesla's sales fell significantly in key European markets, leading to a regional market share low of 1.4%.

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Tesla's European sales fell 17% year-over-year in January, with 8,075 units sold, while overall new car registrations in the EU declined by 3.9%. In contrast, BYD reported a 165% increase in sales, reaching 18,242 units, capturing 1.8% of the market share. Tesla's market share decreased to 0.8%, down from 1.0% in January 2025. Despite Tesla's decline, its Model Y remains the best-selling EV in Europe. The overall market for Battery Electric Vehicles (BEVs) grew by 13.9%, now representing 19.3% of the EU market.

- Tesla Inc. experienced a 17% year-over-year decline in European sales, with 8,075 units sold in January 2026, while the overall new car registrations in the EU fell by 3.9%.  
- In contrast, Chinese EV manufacturer BYD Co. Ltd. reported a 165% increase in sales, totaling over 18,242 units, capturing a market share of 1.8%.  
- Meanwhile, Battery Electric Vehicles (BEVs) in the EU grew by 13.9%, now representing 19.3% of the market, as Tesla's market share decreased to 0.8%.

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Tesla Sales Fall 17% In Europe As New Car Registrations Decline Nearly 4%—BYD Continues Momentum With 165% Surge

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BYD has commenced large-scale deployment of its second-generation megawatt flash charging facilities across China, marking a significant step in its charging infrastructure strategy. Analysts predict this launch will drive sales recovery, with Deutsche Bank forecasting a 6% year-on-year increase in sales by 2026, reaching 4.9 million units. The new charging stations feature a unique design aimed at improving operational convenience and addressing common issues with traditional stations. BYD also plans to expand its charging network in Europe, with 3,000 fast-charging stations expected by 2026.

- Analysts predict that the launch of BYD's second-generation megawatt flash charging system will be crucial for sales recovery, with Deutsche Bank forecasting a 6% year-on-year growth in 2026, reaching 4.9 million units.  
- The company has begun large-scale installation of its megawatt flash charging facilities across China, aiming to build over 4,000 units and expand into Europe with around 3,000 fast-charging stations by the end of 2026.  
- The infrastructure's innovative design and enhanced operational convenience are expected to bolster BYD's product competitiveness, contributing significantly to its rebound in sales.

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European car sales fell 3.5% in January, marking the first year-on-year decline since June, with significant drops in major markets like Germany and France. Petrol car registrations plummeted 26%, particularly in France (49%) and Germany (30%), while electric and hybrid vehicles saw increases. Notably, BYD's registrations surged by 165%, while Tesla experienced a 17% decline, continuing a downward trend for the thirteenth consecutive month. The industry faces challenges from cheaper Chinese models and a delayed decarbonisation push amid an uncertain trade environment.

- New car sales in Europe experienced a year-on-year decline in January, with a 3.5% decrease, impacted by significant drops in markets such as Germany and France.  
- Norway saw the sharpest downturn, with registrations plummeting by about 76% compared to January 2025.  
- The market is shifting towards electric vehicles, which collectively made up 69% of new registrations, while traditional petrol car registrations fell dramatically.

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Today, the A-shares resumed trading, with the three major indices opening higher, rising by 1.2%-1.7%. The People's Bank of China conducted reverse repurchase operations, netting 926.4 billion yuan, and the LPR remained unchanged. The central parity rate of the yuan against the US dollar was reported at 6.9414. Domestic bank stocks, as well as gold and chip-related stocks, generally rose, with CATL opening up 2% and BYD opening up 1.9%. Film and television stocks performed poorly, with Hengdian Film and China Film hitting the daily limit down

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Hong Kong stocks showed significant gains in the morning session, with the Hang Seng Index rising 605 points or 2.3% to 27,019 points. The National Index increased by 224 points, and the Hang Seng Tech Index rose by 173 points. Export, technology, and commodity stocks generally rose, with a total turnover of HKD 106.45 billion. BYD ELECTRONIC, Sunny Optical, and WUXI BIO performed strongly, and the decline of the US dollar also boosted commodity stocks

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Thousands of global companies have filed lawsuits against the U.S. government seeking refunds for tariffs imposed by President Trump. The U.S. Supreme Court is yet to rule on the legality of these tariffs, which were enacted under a 1977 law. Major companies like BYD, Prada, Staples, and GoPro are among those challenging the tariffs, potentially seeking $150 billion in refunds. The outcome could significantly impact trade relations with countries like China, India, and Brazil.

- Thousands of companies have filed lawsuits against U.S. President Trump's tariffs, seeking refunds on duties paid.  
- The U.S. Supreme Court is deliberating on the legality of these tariffs, which were imposed under a 1977 law during national emergencies, affecting goods from various countries like China and India.  
- Affected companies are preparing for a potential recovery of approximately $150 billion in refunds if the Supreme Court rules against the tariffs.

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The NASDAQ Golden Dragon China Index initially closed down 0.1%. Among popular Chinese concept stocks, Pinduoduo initially rose over 1%, Meituan, YUM CHINA, New Oriental, Tencent, BYD, Baidu, and Alibaba rose by up to 0.9%, Li Auto fell by 0.3%, XPeng fell by 0.9%, and WeRide fell by 3.8%

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Stellantis is reviving diesel models in Europe, introducing at least seven new diesel variants despite a significant decline in diesel sales over the past decade. This move comes after a $27 billion writedown related to its EV plans, as diesel offers a lower-cost alternative for consumers. Meanwhile, Chinese automakers BYD and Geely are vying for a Nissan-Mercedes plant in Mexico, aiming to expand into South America and potentially the U.S. market. Additionally, Germany's far-right AfD party is seeking to gain influence among auto workers through union representation.

- U.S. car prices are increasing, with many consumers opting for basic models due to affordability issues.  
- Stellantis is reviving diesel models in Europe while Chinese automakers BYD and Geely are targeting a Nissan–Mercedes-Benz plant in Mexico for future production.  
- Meanwhile, Germany's far-right AfD party seeks to gain union representation at automakers, and Great Wall Motor plans a European comeback amid increased competition.

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Ford CEO Jim Farley proposed a joint venture framework with Chinese automakers to manufacture vehicles in the U.S. during discussions with Trump administration officials at the Detroit Auto Show. This plan aims to allow Chinese firms to produce cars domestically while maintaining American companies' controlling stakes. The talks come as BYD surpassed Ford in global vehicle sales for 2025, with Ford's sales declining. Despite market challenges, Ford's stock shows strong momentum and an attractive valuation relative to peers.

- Ford Motor Co. CEO Jim Farley discussed potential joint ventures with Chinese automakers for U.S. manufacturing during the Detroit Auto Show.  
- The talks come as BYD Co. surpassed Ford in global vehicle sales for 2025, selling approximately 4.6 million units compared to Ford's 4.4 million.  
- Despite competitive challenges, Ford's valuation remains attractive, supported by a solid balance sheet and operational efficiency, while its stock recently showed slight decline.

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BYD Europe is partnering with DLL to enhance financing options for its electric trucks and buses across nine European countries, including Germany. This collaboration aims to accelerate the adoption of sustainable transport solutions, offering various financing solutions such as operating leasing and loans. BYD, primarily active in the bus sector, is expanding its electric truck rollout with models like the ETM6 and ETH8. The partnership is expected to support BYD's commitment to Europe's green transformation in public transport and commercial vehicles.

- DLL, based in Eindhoven, has partnered with BYD to expand financing solutions for electric trucks and buses across multiple European countries.  
- This collaboration follows DLL's existing financing of BYD vehicles, aimed at enhancing the adoption of sustainable transport solutions.  
- The partnership will facilitate flexible financing for customers, supporting BYD’s goals for electrification in Europe, particularly in public transport and commercial vehicles.

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Dachser, a leading European logistics provider, has deployed two BYD electric trucks, the ETM6 model, for last-mile delivery in Spain. This marks a shift from their usual reliance on European brands. Dachser operates over 160 electric trucks and has established emission-free delivery zones in 25 cities. The ETM6 trucks, with a payload capacity of up to 4 tonnes and a range of 200 km, were tested over 3,500 km before acquisition. This move aligns with Dachser's sustainability strategy and aims to enhance low-emission logistics.

- Dachser, a prominent logistics provider founded in 1930, is advancing the electrification of transport with 160 battery-electric trucks and over 800 charging points across Europe.  
- The company’s strategy includes the 'Dachser Emission-Free Delivery' concept, promoting emission-free delivery zones in 25 European cities and recently introducing this model in Düsseldorf.  
- Two Chinese-manufactured BYD ETM6 electric trucks have been added to Dachser’s fleet in Spain, following successful testing, signaling a commitment to low-emission logistics and a partnership with BYD.

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BYD's Jan new car registrations in Europe surge 165%, once again surpassing Tesla

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Tesla Sales Fall 17% In Europe As New Car Registrations Decline Nearly 4%—BYD Continues Momentum With 165% Surge

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